Quotes About Expression

I love conceptual art and artistic expression.

My main concern is getting out an album that I feel really proud of.

A lot of my songs are about things that concern me personally, not a heightened version of myself or any of the characters that I play.

As far as I'm concerned, the entire reason for becoming a writer is not having to get up in the morning.

My writing has been largely concerned with the depicting of Negro life in America.

As far as I was concerned, either I was a homosexual or I wasn't, so making films would change nothing.

Ever since I was little, I was so infatuated with everything concerning the arts.

I am an artist with very strong social and political concerns.

A lot of what we sing concerns the Brazilian way of life. The stuff I write is reality, everything I see. That's the stuff I want to sing about.

I think going on stage and putting on a concert for a night would be cool.

When I'm acting and I have to remember my lines and put my mind in concert with my body, I don't tic.

There's an awful lot of resources that can be drawn upon in an improvised music concert.

The world is full of ways for people to dance. Concert dance doesn't get its due.

Every week we have a concert, what we are performing is my favorite music in the world.

I would never put any growl on my voice in concert - it's not the kind of music I sing.

Why do people compose music? Why do people listen to music? When we go into a concert, we go into a place where we want to experience a sort of ecstasy, to come out of ourselves.

The UFC focuses on entertainment, but that's not what fighting is about. It is not a concert.

I say what's in my heart, and I do it in my concerts.

If you told me I could only do one thing, I would choose live concerts.

Playing characters allows me to do things I may not always do, while singing in concerts allows me to really find my own voice and grow.

I open all my concerts with 'My Backpages,' written by Bob Dylan, and close them all with 'May the Road Rise to Meet You,' written by Roger McGuinn and Camilla McGuinn.

I try to go to concerts whenever I can, just because I love music.

Write what you want to write, write what people want to hear, and write about what they're going through, because if you could connect with the people who are listening to your music and coming to your concerts and coming to your meet and greets, then you're doing your job well.

As long as I can write songs, make a record and do concerts, I'm really quite happy.